Exam 19: Editing and Coding: Transforming Raw Data Into Information
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Rules for interpreting, classifying, and recording data are known as _____.
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When a field interviewer records an impossible answer , this means that the data need to be _____.
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Dummy coding can be used for dichotomous responses like "yes "or "no."
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A(n) _____ documents the location of each variable in a data matrix.
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Test tabulation is the tallying of a small sample of the total number of replies to a particular question,
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Constructing coding categories by tallying a small number of responses to a particular question is known as ______.
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Which of the rules for coding has been violated by the following responses to a question about annual salary? 

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When a field supervisor checks data at the end of each day that it is collected to catch technical omissions (e.g. missing responses to questions), this is an example of ______.
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Assigning males the value of zero and females the value of one in a database to record the gender of the respondents is an example of _____.
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Many researchers use a statistical process to provide an educated guess for missing responses in data based on the respondent's choices to other questions. Which method of dealing with missing data does this represent?
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Define field editing and list the three things a field supervisor is looking for when conducting field editing.
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Technology has reduced errors by checking for inconsistencies automatically.
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The purpose of coding open-ended questions is to reduce the large number of individual responses to a few general categories of answers that can be assigned numerical codes.
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Data completeness refers to the notion that the data file actually contains the information that the researcher promised the decision maker.
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Discuss the elements of data files, such as field, string characters, record, data file, and value label.
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The idea that the coding categories applied to a given question should allow all possible answers to the question to receive a code is another way of saying that the coding categories should be _____.
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Devising a coding scheme ahead of time is important because the categories cannot be expanded or collapsed once data are collected.
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One way to deal with missing values is to randomly select an answer.
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In test tabulation, what is the typical percentage of responses from completed questionnaires that a researcher will use to create coding categories?
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